CENNTRO TeeMak User Manual

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Page 2 Read, understand, and follow all of the instructions and safety precautions in this manual and on all product labels. Failure to follow the safety precautions could result in serious injury or death. Operating, servicing, and maintaining a passenger vehicle or off-road vehicle can expose you to chemicals including engine exhaust, carbon monoxide, phthalates, and lead, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Page 4 They are used only for illustration. Cenntro reserves the right to modify this Instruction by reason of printing errors, incompliance with latest version and product improvement/updating etc. and has the right of final interpretation.
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Page 6 Failure to heed the warnings and safety precautions contained in this manual can result in severe injury or death. Your TeeMak is not a toy and can be hazardous to operate. A collision or rollover can occur quickly, even during routine maneuvers like turning, or driving on hills or over obstacles, if you fail to take proper precautions.
Page 7 Introduction Safety Symbols and Signal Words The following signal words and symbols appear throughout this manual and on your vehicle. Your safety is involved when these words and symbols are used. Become familiar with their meanings before reading the manual. DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
Page 8 Introduction Vehicle Numbers Record your vehicle product number and motor number in the spaces provided. Remove the spare key and store it in a safe place. Vehicle Product Number Motor Number Nameplate: The Statutory plate is pasted in the position shown in the figure.
Page 9: Table Of Contents
Contents 01 Safety Safety Warning ······················································································· P .01 Operator Safety ······················································································ P .01 Recycling of Power Battery········································································ P.10 High Voltage Electrical Components ··························································· P.11 02 Features and Controls Appearance and Components ·································································· P.13 Cab Components ···················································································· P.15 Door ···································································································· P.17 Ignition Switch························································································...
Page 10 Contents Reversing Camera*·················································································· P .43 03 Operation Running-In Period··················································································· P .45 Inspection Before Driving·········································································· P.45 Essentials on Driving ··············································································· P .46 Start the Vehicle······················································································ P .46 Starting ································································································ P.46 Parking ································································································· P.47 Driving in Rainy Days ··············································································· P .48 Driving in Foggy Days ·············································································· P.49 Driving in Hot Seasons ·············································································...
Page 11 Contents Maintenance of Dumping Device* ····························································· P .70 Check and Replace the Fuse ····································································· P.71 Maintenance of Low Voltage Battery ·························································· P.72 Maintenance of Power Battery ·································································· P.74 06 Specifications Technical Parameters of the Whole Vehicle ·················································· P .77 Type and Dosage of Vehicle Filling Fluid······················································ P.79 07 Troubleshooting Important Information ·············································································...
Page 12: Safety
• Always make sure the seat belts are secured for operator and all passengers before operating. • Never exceed the maximum occupant capacity of your vehicle: The TeeMak has a maximum of 2 Occupants. • Never carry passengers in cargo box. Passengers can be thrown off. This can cause serious injury or death.
Page 13 • The voltage in the battery pack is enough to cause death by electrocution. Never attempt to perform service on the electric drive system. Your authorized CENNTRO Service Centers can provide battery-related service. • Do not carry a passenger until you are comfortable with all components of this vehicle, including acceleration, braking and turning.
Page 14 Safety • Always follow proper procedures for turning. Practice turning at slow speeds before attempting to turn at faster speeds. Never turn at excessive speeds. • Always have this vehicle inspected by an authorized service center if it has been involved in an accident.
Page 15 Safety Operating With a Load on the Vehicle The weight of the cargo, operator, and passengers impacts vehicle operation and stability. For your safety and the safety of others, carefully consider how your vehicle is loaded and how to safely operate the vehicle. Follow the instructions in this manual for loading, tire pressure, gear selection and speed.
Page 16 Safety The addition of certain accessories, including (but not limited to) mowers, blades, tires, sprayers, or large racks, may change the handling characteristics of the vehicle. Operating Without Instruction Op e r a t i n g this ve h i c l e w i t h o u t proper instruction increases the risk of an accident.
Page 17 Safety Operating on Pavement This vehicle's tires are designed for off-road use only, not for use on pavement. Operating this vehicle on paved surfaces (including sidewalks, paths, parking lots and driveways) may adversely affect the handling of the vehicle and may increase the risk of loss of control and accident or rollover.
Page 18 Safety Exhibition Driving • Exhibition driving increases the risk of an accident or overturn. Never attempt wheelies, jumps, doughnuts or other stunts. Avoid exhibition driving. Turning Improperly • Turning improperly could cause loss of traction, loss of control, accident or overturn.
Page 19 Safety Travel slowly and use extra caution when operating on unfamiliar terrain. Always be alert to changing terrain conditions. Operating Improperly in Reverse • Improperly operating in reverse could result in a collision with an obstacle or person. Before shifting into reverse gear, always check for obstacles or people behind the vehicle.
Page 20 Safety Apply them lightly several times while driving slowly. The friction will help dry out the pads. Operating on Frozen Bodies of Water • Serious injury or death can result if the vehicle and/or the operator fall through the ice. Never operate the vehicle on a frozen body of water unless you have first verified that the ice is sufficiently thick to support the weight and moving force of the vehicle, you and your cargo, together with any other vehicles in your party.
Page 21: Recycling Of Power Battery
Your authorized CENNTRO dealer can provide battery-related service. Please contact your CENNTRO Authorized Service Center for servicing the vehicle’s electrical/battery systems. Always follow all safety instructions in the maintenance portion of this owner’s manual, as well as the following: •...
Page 22: High Voltage Electrical Components
Safety High Voltage Electrical Components • To avoid personal injury, do not touch the high-voltage cables and their connecting connectors. • Parts marked in orange are high-voltage parts, and these parts are marked or labeled with a high-voltage system warning sign or label •...
Page 23 Safety...
Page 24: Features And Controls
Features and Controls Appearance and Components ① Wiper ································································································ P.63 ② Roof light··························································································· P .24 ③ Tire ··································································································· P.71 ④ Door ································································································· P.19 ⑤ Steering lamp····················································································· P .23 ⑥ Front combination lamp ······································································· P.22 ⑦ Trailer latch ························································································ P .55 ⑧...
Page 25 Features and Controls ① Cargo compartment door lock······························································· P.19 ② Safety handle ····················································································· P.34 ③ Exterior rearview mirror ········································································ P .31 ④ Charging port cover············································································· P .37 ⑤ Rear combination lamp········································································ P .22 ⑥ Trailer beam······················································································· P .41...
Page 26: Cab Components
Features and Controls Cab Components ① Wiper switch······················································································· P.21 ② Instrument ························································································· P .42 ③ Hazard warning lamp switch································································· P .82 ④ Roof light switch ················································································· P.24 ⑤ Accelerator pedal ················································································ P.25 ⑥ Brake pedal························································································ P.25 ⑦ Ignition switch ···················································································· P.20 ⑧...
Page 27 Features and Controls ① Light switch························································································ P .22 ② Horn ································································································· P .32 ③ Seat·································································································· P .30 ④ Front cabin cover unlocking handle ························································ P .39...
Page 28: Door
Features and Controls Door Unlock and Lock the Door Unlock: press down the door lock handle to unlock the door. Lock: directly close the door to lock the door. • There is no signal for opening or closing the doors, and the instrument cannot give an alarm.
Page 29: Ignition Switch
Features and Controls Ignition Switch LOCK: The position where the key is inserted and removed, the steering wheel is locked, and the power system is turned off. A CC: When the key is tur ne d to this position, the power system is disconnected and the vehicle cannot be started.
Page 30: Gear Shift Knob
Features and Controls Gear Shift Knob After the vehicle stops stably, rotate the gear shift knob to the corresponding gear. The gear backlight will light up, and the corresponding indicator lamp of the instrument will light up. The specific gear meanings are as follows: •...
Page 31: Light Switch
Features and Controls Clean the Wiper After toggling the wiper switch in the direction towards the steering wheel, the wiper nozzle will spray washing liquid, which is used for defrosting, demisting and cleaning the dust on the windshield to avoid blocking the vision. Wiper Maintenance During the wiper blades wiping, when the wipers move to the highest position, rotate the key to turn off the power, and the wipers immediately stop wiping and...
Page 32 Features and Controls Turn on the High Beam Lamps When the key is at the "ON" position, turn the light switch end knob to the position, push the light switch the direction away from the steering wheel, and the high beam lamps will light up.
Page 33 It is not a function problem. The heat when the lamp is turned on can remove the fog. If water is accumulated inside the lamp, please contact the CENNTRO authorized service center for troubleshooting.
Page 34: Pedal
Features and Controls • This function is used to increase the brightness of the field of vision for wide fields, but it is not allowed to be used on normal roads. The brightness of this lamp will seriously affect the vision of vehicles ahead. Pedal ①...
Page 35: Parking Handle
Features and Controls Parking Handle Apply the parking brake: pull up the parking handle to the locking position. Release the parking brake: press the parking handle button ① , gently press and release it downwards at the same time. • Make sure the parking brake is completely released before driving, otherwise the brake components will overheat during driving, which will affect the braking performance and aggravate the wear of the brake.
Page 36 • Check the safety belt regularly. • If the safety belt system does not work properly, it is recommended to immediately contact the CENNTRO authorized service center for maintenance or replacement. • The safety belt system (including bolts) of the vehicle which has suffered a serious collision accident must be replaced.
Page 37 Features and Controls • During driving, please keep correct sitting posture and keep your back close to the seat back, otherwise serious injury may be caused in case of emergency braking or accident. • The driver shall keep a proper distance from the steering wheel. •...
Page 38 • If the safety belt cannot be retracted smoothly, check whether it is warped or twisted. If the safety belt system does not work properly, it is recommended to immediately contact the CENNTRO authorized service center for maintenance or replacement.
Page 39: Seat
Features and Controls Seat The initial design status is shown in the figure. Adjust the front and rear position of the seat: pull up the seat position adjusting rod ① , slide the seat to the desired position, and then release the adjusting rod.
Page 40: Exterior Rearview Mirror
Features and Controls • When adjusting the angle of the seat back, ensure that the back is close to the seat back to prevent unnecessary injury caused by the rapid folding of the seat back. • After adjusting the seat, try to push the seat and seat back forwards and backwards, and confirm that the seat and seat back are locked firmly.
Page 41: Horn
Features and Controls • Before driving, make sure that the exterior rearview mirror is unfolded and the lens angle is adjusted according to the driver's position. • During driving, do not fold the exterior rearview mirror to avoid distracting the driver and causing an accident due to the loss of control over the vehicle. Horn Press the horn switch and the horn sounds.
Page 42: Storage Space
Features and Controls Storage Space ① Cup holder ② Storage tank Sun Visor The sun visors are located above the driver's side and the front passenger's side. Turning down the sun visor can block the dazzling light from the front. Make-Up Mirror After the sun visor is turned down, the make-up mirror can be used.
Page 43: Safety Handle
If necessary, please contact CENNTRO authorized service center. • The charging equipment must be well grounded during use.
Page 44 • During charging, if the vehicle has peculiar smell or smoke, please stop charging immediately and contact the CENNTRO authorized service center. • After charging, do not disconnect the charging device with wet hands or while standing in water, otherwise electric shock may occur and personal injury may be caused.
Page 45 Features and Controls • The vehicle can only be charged when it is parked. • When the battery temperature is low, full power charging may not be possible at the beginning of charging. During charging, the charging power will increase as the battery temperature increases. •...
Page 46 Features and Controls • When a separate charging device is used for charging, the power supply capacity of the power supply socket shall be 16A and the power shall be above 2.5kW. The AC power supply terminal shall be equipped with a leakage protector.
Page 47 Features and Controls 4. Inser t the charging gun into the vehicle charging socket. 5. Check the charging status indicator lamp of the instrument to scroll and display "charging". The charging details column displays the current charging current, current voltage, residual power and other information. Please wait for the vehicle to enter the normal charging state before leaving.
Page 48: Front Cabin Cover
Features and Controls • The on-board power battery charger is located on the right side of the frame. The optimal ambient temperature for charging the lithium power battery is 10 ℃ ~40 ℃ . It is recommended to charge the vehicle immediately after use. In winter, when the ambient temperature is below 0 ℃...
Page 49 Features and Controls 2. Stand in front of the vehicle (facing the front of the vehicle), stretch your hand into the area shown in the figure, pull the secondary lock unlocking handle in the direction of the arrow shown in the figure, and lift the front cabin cover upwards at the same time.
Page 50: Rear Trailer Hitch Ball
Features and Controls Rear Trailer Hitch Ball 1. Loosen the fixing bolts of the rear trailer hitch. 2. Insert rear trailer hitch and fit hitch ball . 3. Tighten the fixing bolts of the rear trailer hitch. • The towing weight shall be less than 1000kg. •...
Page 51: Instrument
Features and Controls Instrument Instrument View ① Instrument indicator/warning lamps ② Speedometer ③ Ammeter ④ Subtotal mileage ⑤ Power display ⑥ Voltmeter ⑦ Total mileage ⑧ Tachometer...
Page 52 Features and Controls Instrument Indicator/Warning Lamps Icon Description Notes Left turn Turn on the left turn signal lamp, and this indicator lamp indicator lamp will light up. W h e n t h e h a z a r d w a r n i n g l a m p i s turned on, the left turn indicator lamp and the right turn indicator lamp flash simultaneously.
Page 53 Features and Controls Icon Description Notes Safety belt If t h e i n d i c a t o r l a m p is on at unfastened corresponding side, it indicates that the indicator lamp driver or front passenger is not wearing a safety belt.
Page 54: Reversing Camera
If there is still an warning lamp on the instrument after startup, please contact the CENNTRO authorized service center for maintenance according to the actual situation. • Some instrument indicator/warning lamps will only be provided on vehicles equipped with relevant configurations.
Page 55 Features and Controls • Do not add accessories, stickers (including transparent stickers) or other objects to the camera or its surrounding area. • Do not strongly impact the camera or its surrounding area. If the camera is strongly impacted, please contact the authorized service center for maintenance.
Page 56: Operation
Operation Running-In Period To ensure the service life of the vehicle, the vehicle shall be run in at the initial stage of driving. • During the first 500km running-in period, drive the vehicle at medium and low speeds as possible. •...
Page 57: Essentials On Driving
Operation » When starting the vehicle, check whether the instrument indicator/warning lamps are normal. » Check whether the brake fluid and windshield washing liquid are sufficient. Essentials on Driving Drive carefully, pay attention to the traffic, road and weather conditions, and keep a sufficient distance from the vehicle in front.
Page 58: Parking
Operation gear. 4. Release the brake pedal and the parking handle. 5. Gently step on the accelerator pedal to start driving. • When starting, gently step on the accelerator pedal to accelerate slowly, and never step on the accelerator pedal violently. •...
Page 59: Driving In Rainy Days
Operation • Take valuables with you and do not leave them in the vehicle. • If you have to stop in case of any emergency, choose the road section without blind area. After stopping steadily, turn on the hazard warning lamp to remind passing vehicles to pay attention to safety.
Page 60: Driving In Foggy Days
Operation The speed of driving into the waterlogged road section shall not exceed the walking speed. After a rainy day, the vehicle shall be cleaned in time to prevent acid substances in the rain from corroding the body paint. Driving in Foggy Days Before driving, check the vehicle lighting system, turn on the position lamp and low beam lamp, and use the light to improve visibility, so as to avoid traffic accidents.
Page 61: Driving In Cold Seasons
Check the condition of the battery frequently and keep the battery fully charged for starting. The glass detergent containing antifreeze can be purchased at CENNTRO authorized service center and ordinary auto parts stores. Prepare some equipment and tools for use in case of emergency. It is recommended to reserve the following equipment: anti-skid chains, window scrapers, sandbags, signal flashers, etc.
Page 62: Energy Recovery
Operation installed on the driving wheels (rear wheels). Install anti-skid chains on tires to ensure balanced driving in various weather conditions. Keep in mind that the vehicle may not have enough power after anti- skid chains are installed. Drive carefully even if the road is in good condition. When driving, do not exceed 30km/h or the maximum speed specified by the anti-skid chain manufacturer, whichever is lower.
Page 63: Dumping Device
Operation Dumping Device* After the vehicle starts, press the dumping device switch to operate the dumping bucket to rise and fall, so as to facilitate cargo loading and unloading. • Road requirements for dumping process: it must be on a hard and flat road. •...
Page 64: Winch Guide
Winch Guide Winch Safety These safety warnings and instructions apply if your vehicle came equipped with a winch or if you choose to add an accessory winch to your vehicle. • Improper winch use can result in SEVERE INJURY or DEATH. Always followall winch instructions and warnings in this manual..
Page 65 Winch Guide 2. Open the front cabin cover and confirm that the winch fuse is open (straight). 3. Pull out the trailer latch and winch rope. » Use the winch motor remote control: press down the winch motor remote control "IN" or "OUT" to control the winch to tighten and loosen, and pull out the trailer latch and winch rope.
Page 66: Winch Maintenance
• The use of worn or damaged cables may cause sudden failure and serious injury. • For your safety, please be sure to use the genuine replacement parts provided by the CENNTRO authorized service center to replace the winch parts (including the winch rope).
Page 67: Maintenance
Maintenance Vehicle Cleaning Clean the Vehicle After driving, wash the vehicle in the cool place after the vehicle has cooled down sufficiently. 1. Flush the vehicle body, wheels and underbody with water from top to bottom to remove dirt and dust. 2.
Page 68 Maintenance Manual Flushing In consideration of vehicle safety, vehicle cleaning is only limited to exterior surfaces such as exterior body, windows and interior trim surfaces. If you use vehicle washing agent, please use plenty of clean water to wash. Dry the vehicle with the dry cloth.
Page 69 Maintenance Clean the Switch When cleaning the switch, use a small soft brush to remove the dust on the button and switch. Wipe the surface of the button and switch with a soft cloth dipped with disinfectant, and then wipe off the residual liquid with a clean soft cloth. •...
Page 70: Vehicle Corrosion Protection
• Check the paint and trims of the body. » If the paint layer is found to have fragments or cracks, it is recommended to contact the CENNTRO authorized service center for repair to prevent corrosion. • Keep the interior of the vehicle dry.
Page 71: Long Term Storage Of Vehicle
• If possible, start the vehicle regularly for a while (preferably once a month). • If the vehicle has been parked for more than three months, please confirm whether the instrument alarms before reuse. If yes, please contact the CENNTRO authorized service center for maintenance.
Page 72 • Keep good driving habits, and you can feed back any vehicle fault you find (brake fluid tank, washer fluid tank, reducer and other fluid leakage) to the CENNTRO authorized service center for timely treatment.
Page 73 Maintenance Regular Maintenance and Regulations The first maintenance shall be carried out after 3 months or 5000km. The maintenance shall be carried out every 6 months or 10000km (whichever comes first). Maintenance interval mileage (km) Maintenance items 10000 20000 30000 40000 Check whether the charging and ★...
Page 74 Maintenance Maintenance interval mileage (km) Maintenance items 10000 20000 30000 40000 Check whether the high and low ★ ★ ★ ★ v o l t a g e h a r ne s s es a r e n o r m a l , whether there is melting, corrosion, etc., and whether the contactor is normally engaged...
Page 75 Maintenance Maintenance interval mileage (km) Maintenance items 10000 20000 30000 40000 Check the door lock and hinge ★ ★ ★ ★ Check 12V battery ★ ★ ★ ★ Check whether the charger + and ★ ★ ★ ★ DCDC work normally Check whether the reducer oil leaks ★...
Page 76: Fluid Addition
Maintenance Maintenance interval mileage (km) Maintenance items 10000 20000 30000 40000 Check the grease and bolts of the ★ ★ ★ ★ dumping mechanism shaft of the dump truck.(Add grease if the grease is insufficient) Check the dump truck and dumping ★...
Page 77 Maintenance 2. C h e c k the l i q u i d lev el of the windshield washer. If there is too little detergent, add detergent. • Do not add any additives to the windshield detergent, or use other liquids to replace the detergent, otherwise oil stains or other debris will be left on the windshield glass during cleaning, which will affect the driver's vision.
Page 78: Tire Maintenance
• Check and fill the brake fluid at the CENNTRO authorized service center. 4. After the fluid is added, close the front cabin cover and lock it.
Page 79 If you suspect that the tire is damaged, be sure to reduce the speed immediately and stop to check the tire damage. If the damage cannot be seen visually, it is recommended to contact the CENNTRO authorized service center to check the tire as soon as possible.
Page 80 Maintenance Do not mix tires of different sizes or types nor mix tires suitable for summer, winter and all seasons. After wheel installation for each time, check whether the tightening torque of wheel bolts meets the requirements. • It is forbidden to use tires that do not meet the specifications of the vehicle and have not passed the national product certification, otherwise accidents may occur.
Page 81: Maintenance Of Dumping Device
Maintenance • Do not use damaged tires and wheels, or use tires that have been worn to the tread wear mark to continue driving. Tire Rotation In order to avoid uneven tire wear and prolong the service life of tires, it is recommended to rotate tires regularly.
Page 82: Check And Replace The Fuse
• If the correct fuse is replaced and it is still blown within a short time or the electrical components do not return to normal operation, it indicates that the vehicle may have electrical system faults. It is recommended to contact the CENNTRO authorized service center.
Page 83: Maintenance Of Low Voltage Battery
① Positive terminal ② Negative terminal Check the appearance of the battery for cracks, expansion, etc. In case of the above phenomena, it is recommended to contact the CENNTRO authorized service center for maintenance as soon as possible. Replace Low Voltage Battery Replace the batter y with that of the same model and specification.
Page 84 Maintenance • When removing the battery terminal, always remove the negative terminal first. If the positive terminal is removed in contact with any metal in the surrounding area, sparks may be generated to cause a fire, and electric shock may also be caused, causing serious injury or even endangering life. •...
Page 85: Maintenance Of Power Battery
Maintenance • Avoid overcharging or long-term power loss of the battery. • Avoid battery discharge with large current for a long time. • The battery shall be firmly installed on the vehicle to avoid vibration. • The oxides and sulfates produced by the fixing clips of the battery terminals must be cleaned and coated with Vaseline to avoid corrosion again.
Page 86 • Damage to the power battery or electrolyte leakage may cause a fire. If it happens, it is recommended to contact the CENNTRO authorized service center immediately. Do not touch the leaked electrolyte with your hands. If your skin or eyes accidentally contact the electrolyte, please wash it with plenty of water immediately and seek medical care immediately.
Page 87 • When parking in summer, please park the vehicle in a cool environment and try to avoid direct sunlight. • In case of collision in vehicle chassis area, it is recommended to contact CENNTRO authorized service center for inspection and maintenance.
Page 88: Specifications
Specifications Technical Parameters of the Whole Vehicle Basic Information Vehicle Size(with Roof Light): 4010×1600×2150 L×W×H (mm) Vehicle Size(without Roof Light): 4010×1600×1940 L×W×H (mm) Loading Bed: L×W×H (mm) 1970×1560×400 Wheelbase (mm) 2500 Curb Weight (kg) 1100 Gross Weight (kg) 2200 Minimum Ground Clearance (mm) Seats 2 Fabric Seats, Adjustable Forward and Rearward...
Page 89 Specifications System Voltage (V) 76.8 Charging Power (kW) 1.44 Charging Voltage (V) 90-265 Chassis Parameter Motor Drive Mode Rear Engine Rear Wheel Drive Body Structure Rectangular Steel Pipe Tailor-Welded Front Suspension Type Macpherson Independent Suspension Rear Suspension Type Steel Leaf Spring Dependent Suspension Front/Rear Brake Type Hydraulic Disc/Hydraulic Drum Service Brake Assist...
Page 90: Type And Dosage Of Vehicle Filling Fluid
Specifications Daytime Running Lamps Front Headlamp Front Steering Lamp Modular LED Taillight ● Reversing Light ● Roof Light and Light bar Optional Dump bucket Optional Vehicle Color Olive green, Iron gray Note: " ● " indicates standard configuration, "-" indicates no such configuration. Type and Dosage of Vehicle Filling Fluid Items Specification...
Page 91: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Important Information Hazard Warning Lamp If th e ve h i c l e bre a k s d o w n or encounters a traffic accident, please turn on the hazard warning lamp to remind other vehicles. When the key is at the "ACC" position, press the ①...
Page 92: Failure To Start The Vehicle
• Turn on the hazard warning lamp. • Start again according to the vehicle starting method. • If the vehicle cannot be restarted, please contact the CENNTRO authorized service center for troubleshooting.
Page 93: Vehicle Trapped
Troubleshooting Vehicle Trapped If the vehicle is stuck on a soft road such as sand, mud or snow, the following steps can be followed to get out of the trap: 1. After the vehicle is powered off, remove the mud, snow or sand around the front wheels.
Page 94: Vehicle Traction
• Turn on the hazard warning lamp in time, and place a triangle warning board behind the vehicle as required to avoid secondary accidents. Vehicle Traction If the vehicle needs to be towed, it shall be towed by a CENNTRO authorized service center or a professional trailer company. Flatbed trailer •...
Page 95: High Voltage Electrical Equipment Failure
At the same time, the alarm and rescue telephone shall be called. It is recommended to contact the CENNTRO authorized service center for handling after the vehicle is put out of fire. Do not touch the vehicle after the fire accident to prevent electric shock, burns and other accidents.
Page 96 • Regularly go to the CENNTRO authorized service center for inspection and maintenance. » Regularly check whether there is oil leakage, and timely clean up the oil dirt and greasy dirt on the motor to avoid fire caused by oil dirt and greasy dirt volatilization under high temperature.
Page 97: Power Battery Electrolyte Leakage
Power Battery Electrolyte Leakage • Leakage of electrolyte from the battery may cause a fire. If it happens, please contact the dealer or CENNTRO authorized service center immediately. • In case of electrolyte leakage, keep away from fire source or dangerous mechanical equipment and high temperature environment.
Page 98: Maintenance Log
Maintenance Log Maintenance Log Use the following chart to record periodic maintenance. DATE MILES (KM) TECHNICIAN SERVICE PERFORMED/ OR HOURS COMMENTS...
Page 99 Index High Voltage Electrical Appearance and Components P.15 Components P .11 High Voltage Electrical Equipment Failure P .86 Cab Components P.17 Horn P.32 Charging P .34 Check and Replace the Fuse P .73 Ignition Switch P .20 Important Information P.82 Door P.19 Inspection Before Driving...
Page 100 P .30 Start the Vehicle P .48 Starting P.48 Storage Space P .33 Sun Visor P .33 Technical Parameters of the Whole Vehicle P .79 “Three Guarantees” Service for Teemak Vehicles P .89 Tire Burst P .84 Tire Maintenance P .69...
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